ZERO GRAVITY Trampoline Tie Down Anchor Kit, Heavy Duty, Strong and Galvanised

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The U-shaped trampoline anchors resemble the letter “U” and are made of steel. They tap down with a carpenter’s hammer and firmly fit around the base poles of your equipment.

Finally, once you install the anchors to the trampoline, you will need to periodically inspect the anchors to make sure they are secure to the ground , as soil conditions might change over time. You will also want to be careful when mowing around the anchors.

The simplest way to anchor a trampoline in concrete is using weights or sandbags. The legs can still come loose in heavy winds, this is the only real option for concrete. Sandbags will keep a trampoline secure in most cases. How To Tie Down A Trampoline As we have already mentioned, purchasing a soft rubber base for your trampoline is absolutely vital if you plan to place it on a concrete surface. It will prevent the trampoline from shifting during use and will prevent breakages due to increased impact. Also, this is of paramount importance in terms of your trampoline frame's warranty. You can also remove the net from the trampoline before a hurricane hits. These nets can act like a sail making it easier for winds to lift and carry trampolines. With a lowered net and strong anchors, your trampoline stands a good chance if staying put.

So now that you know why you should consider buying a trampoline anchor, we can look at some of the great options out there. JumpKing Trampoline Anchor Kit The U-Shaped Trampoline Anchor Kits are an easy way to anchor your trampoline securely. These kits may include four or six substantial galvanized steel stakes, which you can insert into the ground easily using just a hammer and wetting it first before installation so that they have enough grip for securing against winds of at least ten mph. The U-shaped anchors are not as strong and secure, but they don’t have straps like an Auger. Instead, the legs can be secured by steel stakes that will protect your trampoline from high winds if you add cement around them after installation! Auger or Corkscrew Trampoline Anchors If you have a budget but still need to anchor down your trampoline, this is the most reliable anchor kit. The galvanized steel stakes are rust-resistant, and the polyester straps are of high-tensile strength.Take time to tighten the ratchet until the time the strap is under tension. However, be careful not to over-tighten it. Repeat this step three times with the other straps, and you are done. Anchoring Your Trampoline Using Wind Stakes You can also get heavy-duty anchor kits. These hold down heavier loads, up to 150 kg. These kits will keep your trampoline anchored during the highest winds and strongest storms. This is recommended for areas prone to bad weather and expensive trampolines. Best Way To Weigh Down A Trampoline Anchoring a trampoline not only keeps the trampoline safe from winds, it keeps your bouncers safe. Stakes or anchors keep the trampoline secure in one spot. It will not topple over no matter how enthusiastic the bouncing gets. The best (really, the only) way to anchor a trampoline on concrete is to secure it with some type of weight. Sandbags are the easiest and most effective way to do this, but not your only option. Whatever method you choose, make sure you don't place anything under the jumping surface. You're going to want to place weights either on the outer frame or legs of your trampoline. Trampoline Anchor Weights: Sandbags When you are in high winds area, trampoline anchors become very useful. Unfortunately, hurricanes are a lot more powerful than a storm. Therefore, you must take the following actions to secure your trampoline during Hurricane.

Anchoring a trampoline takes construction tools and some basic construction skills to achieve the best results. The most common anchors come in two different forms; the U-shape or auger. One of the most interesting ideas we've seen involves digging post holes into the ground and using Solo cups to pour concrete into. Before the concrete sets, screw some heavy-duty ground corkscrews into them and secure the trampoline with high-tension straps. This kit can withstand winds up to grade 5 and 6. You will see the trees swaying in your yard, but never your trampoline. You do not need to spend a fortune to prevent your trampoline from flying away. However, this kit is not recommended for high-storm areas. Helpful Tips For How To Anchor A Trampoline Down Fast Therefore, if the ground is too hard to sink the wind stakes, spray it lightly with water to soften it up before you proceed. Consider using at least two sets of wind stakes if you stay in an area where strong winds and storms are common. Remember to Anchor Your Trampoline Disk as WellThese wind stakes can be used on several surfaces. Clay, grass, turf, and dirt will hold these stakes in place. If the ground is too hard to hammer the stakes in easily, you can dampen it with water.